Another Teacher To Be Hired For Franklin School
Elyria boards approves adding another teacher at Franklin School to relieve fifth grade overcrowding. R C Maston notes 31 pupils in Franklin fifth grade and 45 in Hamilton fifth grade after transfers. One room at Franklin is vacant enabling easier division of the grade.
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Franklin School
Elyria Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Wapcointendent
Franklin
Hamilton
Maston
Cendert
Elyria Board Purchases Lathes And Ranges For Training
The Elyria Board of Education approved four new lathes and two large ovens for manual training and home economics. Superintendent C Maston cited inadequate current facilities and long waits for lathes. Lathes cost 262.65 each, about 100 less than comparable models due to a manufacturer reorganization. Ranges will replace small ovens, providing larger work areas at about 1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Nome
Maston
Plan For Referendum On AAA Corn Hog Program Discussed In Lorain County
Representatives from Lorain County and other districts gather in Biansfield to map strategy for the Agricultural Adjustment Act referendum on the corn hog adjustment program. The Lorain delegation includes E. B. Fullmer president of the county Corn-Hog Association F. C. Sharp secretary Paul Jewett and two allotment committee members C. J. Hummel county agricultural extension agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Biansfield
Lorain County
Lorain Country
E. B. Fullmer
County
F. ¢c. Sharp
Paul Jewett
C. J. Hummel
Butler To Carry Pension Case Higher
Butler to appeal the mandamus suit testing county control of old age pension investigators. County commissioners split, with Dane favoring further action and Davidson Shaw opposed, while Butler claims authorization and vows to proceed to the court of appeals unless written orders halt. The suit challenged state appointment of investigators and aimed to remove political influence from the pension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr Brandt
Howard R. Butler
bys _ mail
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Cecil J. Randall
Columbus
Butler
John FE. Davidson
Harry L. Shaw
Oscar G. Dane
Foners
Tor
Sarry
Old Ase
State Department
Apamor
Department
Alma Democrat
Beths Factors
Brandt
Trson
Death records for Patty Penfound and George Comstock
Patty Ruth Penfound three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Penfound 131 Gracecourt died at home after a long illness Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 Rev EL B Redhead of St Andrews Episcopal will officiate and burial in Oberlin cemetery Also reported funeral services for George Jay Comstock 75 of North Ridgeville who died from injuries after being struck by a car on the Cleveland road His service was Monday afternoon with Rev E S B Redhead officiating and burial in Oakdale cemetery Sanduski Ohio He was born January 22 1860 and graduated from University of Michigan He practiced law in Cleveland before retiring nine years ago Survived by daughter Mrs Harriet Weaver of Philadelphia and two sons Commander L W Comstock of the U S Navy and T Comstock of Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ruth
Ober- ‘He
George Jay Comstock
North Ridgeville
Cleveland Road
Oakdale Cemetery
San Duski
Ohio
Comstock
San 1
University Michigan
Cleveland
Harriet Weaver
Philadelphia
L. W. Comstock
U. S. Navy
T. €. Comsicck
Death Notice for George Faxon on Butternt Ridge
George Faxon died at his home on Butterntt Ridge North Olmsted last evening. He leaves a brother Arthur and a sister Mrs Raven both of whom live on Butternutt Ridge. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at 2 89 from the home. Burial will be in Brownhelm cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faxon
Butterntt Ridge
North Olmsted
Arthur
Raven
Butternutt Ridge
Brownhelm
Elect Officers for First Ward Democratic Club
Officers who will head the First Ward Democratic Club will be elected at 8 p.m. tonight at the Little Brown Jug restaurant. It was announced today. A free lunch will be served. no members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Democratic Club
Lab
Liile Brown Jug
Pleasant P T A Names Committees For New Year
Pleasant Street Parent Teachers Association held the opening meeting of the school year in the auditorium with Mrs. Maurice Schubert as president. Committee allocations were announced for programs social nominating and S and S matters. A curtain for the stage was approved for purchase and milk fund continuation for undernourished children was noted. Carl F Spiller, School Board clerk, urged voters to support the three mill tax levy at the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlix
der Pleasant Street Pare Association
Maurice Schubert
Fred Wright
Ketscher
M Lane Smith
S&s. J
Durward Knepper
Lee Rowe
Carl F. Spiller
Frosh Soph Flag Rush To Be Held Tomorrow
The second annual Sophomore Freshman flag rush is set for Wednesday at Athletic Field. Initiated last year by the Men's Committee the event features a greased pole with a banner for the class of 1928. If freshmen win they discard their caps at Cap Burning on November 2. if they lose they must wear caps until Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher
Plan Family Supper at First Methodist Church
A family supper is planned in medir room at the First Methodist Church on Wednesday evening at 6 15 p m. Each family should bring a covered dish and table service. The supper will be supervised by Dr W W Waser superintendent of the Norwalk District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medir
W. W. Waser
Norwalk
Certificates Issued For 76 Lorais County School Bus Drivers
Lorais County board of education approved issuing certificates to 74 drivers yesterday. Names from district boards were incomplete, so certificates will be issued to those submitted and others as names arrive. Drivers must be 24 or older, possess a chauffeurs license, and show good moral character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorais County
County Board of Education
Contre Board
Numehey
Amherst
William Danzel
Toe Kovech
Carl Kolhe
C. E. Chuha
C. V
Louis Battenhouse
Chelmer Betis
Columbia Township
P. W. Heinemann
Reisinger
Everett Steg
Harry Stineheamh
East Carlisle
Charles D. Green
Henry Ranscher
Eaton
H. M. Howard
Elton Hill
Robert Grilis
Leland Durkee
Gration
Ernest L. Bell
Howard Wise
LaGrange
Hopkins
Frank Knowles
J. M. Spicer
David Pelton
M.S. Behner
Minnie Serrette
Ridgeville
Harry Dyke
Clyde van Wormer
Miner Eldred
Asa B. Taft
Leslie White
Edmund Carow
Rochester
Wallter Berg
Charles Squiras
Shefield Lake
Charles Bauserman
Earl Johnson
Harold Trish
Wellington
John McConnell
H. W. Moore
Church to Hold First Quarterly Conference
The church announces the first quarterly conference and urges every family to be present for the gathering and proceedings.
Officiers Installation Ceremony of Karl Wilson Locke Post 102
The Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 American Legion will hold an officers installation during a joint installation event in Lorain County at the Antlers Hotel Lorain on October 10. The ceremony is organized under the Lorain County Council of the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
al. Legion
Lorain County
T the Antlers Hotel
Lorain
Legion
Stamp Club To Meet This Year In City Hall Council Room
Stamp club schedules its first meeting of the year on Friday evening in the city hall council room on the second floor. A brief business session precedes a stamp discussion. All interested are invited to join and share in stamp collecting in a welcoming setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overiin Stamp Club
Biography sketches mark Oberlin club meeting
At an Oberlin Exchange Club meeting in Oberlin Hafan Professor Lynds Jones gave a historical sketch of Bis life. The club began biograph sketches to resume this year and will hold programs throughout the year. Numerous Oberlin residents attended the meeting including Mr and Mrs C R Summers Mr and Mrs Carl Berger Mr and Mrs L Powers Mr and Mrs C Feakins Mr and Mrs C R Jennie Powers Mrs Kam and Frank Wilson. The West College and North Prospect street Neighborhood will meet Friday at the home of Mrs W P Hume 2763 West Cob Street. Miss Constance Werner daughter of Mrs Maude B Warner of West College street has been named Student Librarian Assistant at Colby Junior College in New London New Hampshire where she is a junior. Rev and Mrs T S Higgins Newell Iowa will visit later this month to plan their future home at 203 North Pleasant Street. Mrs Higginbotham was formerly Miss Bertha Bonnell a former Oberlin resident.
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Eobert Exchange Club
Seste
Oder- Hafan
Lynds Jones
Th Club
West College
North Pospect Street
W. P. Hume
West Cob Street
Constance Werner
Maude B. Warner
West College Street
Colby Junior College
New London
New Hampshire
T. S. Higgins Newell
Iowa
Ing
Ministry In Laws
Hey
North Pleasant Street
Higginbotham
Bertha Bonnell
Oberlin
Examinations Held Here For Pleasant View Sanatorium
Civil service examinations for five positions at Pleasant View Sanatorium on North Ridge Road will be held at the courthouse on October 29. Ralph W. Emmons and W. B. [illegible] announce the state civil service commission’s plan. Free copies of requirements are available to candidates.
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Civil Service
Pleasant View Sanatorium
North Ridge Road
Reid
Ralph W. Emmons
W. B
Civ Service
T Exai
Garford Alley Vacated Sought by School Board
The Etsra Board of Education approved a plan to vacate a 25 foot Garford School alley and use the land to straighten its jet line. If vacated the board would own half the area, while nearby property owner Linda Rundle would receive the remaining strip upon deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etsra Board of Education
Festerd
Rouneil
Garford
James F Brown
Schoor
Linda Rundle
Will Let Contract For Ditch Improvement In Ridgeville
County commissioners set November 7 for letting the contract to improve lateral 31 of the Smills ditch in Ridgeville town. The project was approved yesterday after 28 residents petitioned, by trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smills
Ridgeville
Advance For Library Approved By Elyria Board Of Education
The Elyria Board of Education approved an advance of 3000 dollars to the Elyria Library, funded mainly by the board. James F. Brown said the funds are due under the agreement and are available, with several township and district boards named in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
Festerday
Elyria
James F. Brown
Democrats Meet Tomorrow to Choose Campaign HQ
A meeting of all Democratic candidates, party workers, and others interested in the party is called for 7 45 pm tomorrow at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Broad Street. Vincent Gray, chairman of the city central committee, announced the gathering to set the party headquarters for directing the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Broad Street
Vincent Gray
Gray
Court actions and fines reported in Lorain area
Murray McDaniels of Lorgin received probation by Fuchs after pleading guilty to assault and battery. Dr A Cook was placed on probation for one year. George Knapp of Lorain police was named probation officer. Peter Berernak’s suit against the Industrial Commission of Ohio was dismissed at the defendant's costs. Louis Brooks was fined $10 and costs for intoxication at the county fair after arraignment before Justice Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray McDaniels
Lorgin
Fuchs
A. Cook
George Knapp
Lorain
Peter Berernak
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Guy B. Finchey
Louis Brooks
Joseph Petro
Pay Of Substitute Teachers Raised In Eliyria School System
The Eliyria Board of Education approved an adjustment to substitute teachers pay after a Mascon report. Elementary substitutes rise from three to four dollars per day, junior high from 3.75 to 5, and high school from 4.59 to 5 per day. New state certification rules may reduce substitute availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliyria
E‘rria Board of Education
R. C. Mascon
Randeor
Masson
Ben
Luethi Describes Kentucky Mountain Life To Club
Harry Last, secretary of the Elsria Chamber of Commerce, spoke to the Young Men’s Club about life in the Kentucky mountains and the work in mountain schools. Harold R. Rerick reported on plans for the Hallowe’en celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Mountains
Harry
Elsria
Contract Approved For Elyria High School Elevator Maintenance
The Elyria Board of Education approved a contract with Otis Elevator Company for maintenance and repairs of the Elyria High School cafeteria elevator. The deal covers necessary repairs, replacements, and inspections, running nine months at twelve dollars a month, totaling around one hundred sixty eight dollars for the full year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Highj
Elyria Board of Education
Otis Elevator Company
James F. Brown
Manacer
Sai
Otis Hierator Company
Armed Rome Demonstrates Fearless Fascist Rally
In Rome crowds swell as 20 000 young fascists parade to celebrate the regime's founding. Marchers sing and display floats mocks of Emperor Haile Selassie while placards read Rome Ada Addis Ababa. The mood is martial as the city stays up late with revelry.
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Aris
Rome
Sedar
Fy Amssolini
Adura
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Rome—Aduwa
Addis Ababa
Weveer
Speakers Discuss Youth Problem at Lorain PTA Fall Meeting
About 200 attendees heard afternoon talks on youth issues at the Lorain County Council PTA fall meeting held at Perfield School. Superintendent A Gibbons, State Supervisor Dr G H Heavie, and local officials outlined the new Ohio school foundation program aimed at improving education for urban youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New School Foundation
Lorain County
Councif
Peafield
Tuusea
County School Maps To Be Sent To Columbus
Lorain County will send identical maps of the county school system to the State Department of Education to meet the Ohio School Foundation Law requirements. One map shows present organization. the other outlines the reorganization for the coming school year. Maps cover district lines, school locations, bus routes, and county roads. Initial map was due Sept 1 but returned due to varied map sizes. counties must use uniform sizing. A second map detailing the reorganized structure for 1935 37 is due in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
State Department of Education
Ohio School Foundation
Country School
Stem
Start Department
Lee
State to Give Lorain County Schools Additional Per Student Aid
Lorain County schools expect another distribution from sales tax and liquid fuel tax totaling about six dollars per student, based on averages. County school superintendent A. Gibbons notes the new payment will bring the state aid to roughly 37.53 dollars per student thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
A. Gibbons
City Club to Meet for Dinner at Elks Restaurant
City Club announces a special program at the monthly dinner meeting to be held at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Elks Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
Elks
Cleveland Produce Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Items
A Cleveland market listing details steady butter and market steadiness across multiple produce and livestock lines. Prices named include New Jersey $1.27e for Leghorn eggs, Michigan $2.40 1 for Whig Ffuu, and various grain, hay, and fruit values. Nearby produce sections list apples, beets, lettuce, prunes, pears, and peppers with basket prices and sack counts, reflecting a broad but uneven market landscape.
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Cleveland
Eatra
Lyeth
New Jersey
Michigan
Idaho
Robinsons On Trial For Kidnapping In Louisville Court
In Louisville the Robinson family faces joint charges of kidnapping. Thomas H. Robbinson Sr his wife Frances and their son are accused after a youngster allegedly snatched Mrs. Stell from Lime Kiln Avenue last October to demand a ransom of 30 200. Defense seeks severing junior from elders while Judge Edward Hamilton weighs the request.
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Louisville
Arse Warners
Thomas H. Robina
Frances Robinson
Thomas
H. Robbinson
Alice Speed
Tross
Robin So
Dar
Stell
Berry
Stroll
Robinson
Lime Kiln Avenue
Robinsons
Zarze
Edward Hamilton
Deputy Sheriff Detains Man After Request
Deputy Gerald Nan, the sheriff’s chief deputy, assisted by Prosky of Jenner Road near Eirria, reported to the country jail around 8:34 PM yesterday. Prosky, accompanied by his young daughter, asked to be locked up. Nan complied and then summoned M Pre to fetch the daughter. Prosky appeared intoxicated as Nan described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Nan
Repnen Prosky
Jenner Road
Eirria
Hirle Daghter
Nan
Nau
M Pre
Prosky
Indus Club meets at YMCA with Luethi speaker
Secretary Harry W. Luethi of the Eirria Chamber of Commerce will speak at the weekly Indus Club meeting at the YMCA tonight at 7 p.m. Aristotle Sonzago notes that civilized life is harmed by human wickedness, not private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Luethi
Eirria Chamber of Commerce
the-Indus Club
Sonzago
Aristotle
School Officials Report On Visits
In Lorain County the new superintendent attended four teachers and principals meetings and twelve school board meetings in his first month. County music supervisor Gerald M. Frank visited twenty seven schools and attended four teachers meetings plus three board meetings. Emma Gleason assistant superintendent visited forty teachers and attended one teachers meeting and two board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Hoors
Foor
County Board of Education
Gerald M. Frank
Emma Gleason
Kiwanians To Elect Officers Thursday
Elyria Kiwanis Club will elect officers and directors for 1925 at its noon meeting at Fidel Newell Thursday. Delegates and alternates to the Akron state convention October 20 to 25 will also be chosen. J. C. George, editor of the Chronicle Telegram, will speak on The Challenge of the Highwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Fidel Newell
Todare
Akron
J. C. George
Chronicle-Telegram
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Listis
Charles Ct
Comstock Funeral
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Western Reserve Finance
Sumer Block 4
Lorain County Company
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Pleasant P. T. A
Stamp Club
Club
Ard Atria
R. Summers
Carl Berger
L Powers
C. Feakins
C. R
Jennie Powers
Kam
Frank Wilson
Garford Alley
Auntington Township
Henrietta, Township
Penfield Township
Pittsfield Township
South Amherst
Luethi
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Te. A. Gibbons
Lurai Coustr Culs
Atterseouses- Sen
Br. G. H. Heavie
State Department of Edeuecat En
VAIO
Suizalon
Schovis
Aetter
Ubiu
AL H- Goodspeed
Vuulity Council
Penfield Glee
Jebu Love
Srowmane
Jirs
Avi
Werner Zick
Rea
Sebowt
Cleveland HS Estouk
Veewes
Sheets Co
Fu Id Mr Co
Bellom
Ton
Sturr
Hay
Timothy
Rel
Kiwanians
Blue Bird
Court Street
East Capitol Theatre
Northern Savings and Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
A. L. Werner & CO
Lorain County Bank
Elyria, Ohio
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